Lake Commandos Season 6 Episode 11 Bass - Cranking Deep vs. Plastics Shallow

As two expert bass fishermen embark on another adventure, they are faced with a challenge that will put their skills to the test. In this episode of Lake Commandos, season 6 episode 11, Bass - Cranking Deep vs. Plastics Shallow, the fishermen are tasked with catching bass using two vastly different techniques.

The first method, cranking deep, involves using a heavy lure and casting it far out into the water in order to reach the deeper parts of the lake. This technique requires patience and precision, as the fishermen must carefully maneuver the lure in order to entice the bass to take a bite. The second method, plastics shallow, involves using lighter lures and casting them closer to the shore in shallower water. This technique requires more speed and agility, as the fishermen must constantly be moving their lures in order to keep the attention of the bass.

As the episode begins, the two fishermen are given a brief overview of the lake they will be fishing in, including the types of fish that are commonly found there and the best areas of the lake to fish in. They are then given their challenge – to catch as many bass as they can using both the cranking deep and plastics shallow techniques, and to determine which method is more effective in this particular lake.

The fishermen begin by using the cranking deep technique, carefully selecting their lures and casting them out into the deeper parts of the lake. As they wait for a bite, the tension mounts as they try to stay focused and patient, knowing that one wrong move could ruin their chances of catching a bass. Eventually, one of the fishermen feels a tug on his line and begins to reel in his catch. It is a small bass, but it is a start.

Next, the fishermen switch to the plastics shallow technique, choosing lighter lures and casting them closer to the shore. As they move their lures quickly through the water, they begin to attract the attention of the bass, and soon they are reeling in catch after catch. The fish are smaller than the ones caught using the cranking deep technique, but they are more plentiful.

As the day wears on, the fishermen continue to switch back and forth between the two techniques, carefully noting which method is yielding the most fish. They try different lures and different depths, and as they experiment, they begin to gain a better understanding of the lake and the habits of the bass that inhabit it.

In the end, the fishermen tally up their catches and compare notes. They find that the cranking deep technique yielded larger bass, but fewer of them, while the plastics shallow technique yielded smaller bass, but more of them. Ultimately, they determine that the best way to catch bass in this lake is to use both techniques, depending on the conditions and the time of day.

As the episode ends, the two fishermen reflect on their day on the lake, marveling at the beauty of the scenery and the thrill of the catch. They know that they will be back again, ready to tackle new challenges and explore new fishing techniques. For them, the adventure never ends.